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WEMBLEY LOVE AFFAIR MADE GEOFF’S DREAMS COME TRUE

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50 YEARS OF THE FA TROPHY

PARTY TIME AGAIN! Woking celebrate winning the FA Trophy for the second year running at Wembley in 1995
PICTURES: PA Images

TRIVIA
• Kenny Gordon’s brace in the 1990 final was his final match for Barrow. He emigrated to Australia three months after their 3-0 win over Leek Town.
• In the following season’s competition, Seaham Red Star saw their manager, assistant and physio, plus three players, red carded in their 2nd qualifying 2-0 loss at Frickley. The referee was Mike Riley, current general manager of the PGMOL.
• Ken McKenna netted ...

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